i’ve been trying to get those words in. haha. remember that show. it was my favorite for as long as it was on. every thursday night. a young micheal douglas.
we decided to rent a car for a day to see the city. i don’t think the coach likes driving those narrow, car filled, double parked, one way streets any more than jerry. and this is what enterprize gave us, because they didn’t have the compact car jerry ordered
you can also rent these. gps go cars.
every trip here we like to get a shrimp cocktail at fisherman’s wharf. so we did that first. we went inside the resturant this time instead of getting it from one of the stands. i had my cocktail and jerry got his clam chowder in a sourdought bread bowl. eating inside we got our twelve dollar parking validated.
we had seen the coit tower but never been in it so we did that. the views are spectacular, but it was a hazy day.
we had driven by the famous painted ladies, but never stopped to take pictures. we probably all remember them from full house.
this is teddies flat, as they were called, when she lived here. 1928 taylor street. the one on the left corner with the shades open. i remember how much i loved it. teddie had it decorated with antique furniture from jerolds grandma’s store. it was cooled by a central built in cylynder that had windows opening to each flat. all that cool air would come from the cool three story interior from the cool ground. (i didn’t explain that very well).
the view down her street. you can see all the way to alcatraz. not in this picture though.
we also went to another mission.
the mission
the basicala
we turned the car in by four and went back to camp. we’ve been seeing whales, but tonight we saw a beautiful sunsset.
stay tuned
Once in awhile-now and again-this is us 
Love the little 3 wheel car. You guys are relay into SF??
Really good shots- and sweet memories of Teddie- I didn’t know she ever lived in such a wonderful place. Impressed to see Mission Delores Basilica- I had to look it up and read about it in the middle of my post, so Ray beat me to the reply! What a car!
I’m glad you got your shrimp cocktail at Fisherman’s Wharf. Bet it was delicious. Cool car you got to drive around the city. Thank you for taking the time to capture Teddie’s flat & the beautiful houses. I remember our visit there when she BBQ’d corn on her patio for us. Thank you, Jill, for bringing back such a wonderful memory of our sister and sharing this with us. Love the sunset. Sis
I also didn’t know that Teddie had lived in one of those wonderful houses. She really got around and did some amazing things in her life. And so are you and Jerry. And you always capture beautiful sunsets. LvU
Streets of San Francisco – holy Toledo – I remember watching that show at home with you. You really liked Michael Douglas… Didn’t happen to spot him while you were there, did you?